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4.4.2 Creating a Recipe for a Panel with an Odd Number of Columns
The following panel board (Figure 4-21) is used as an example in the following instructions: 3 x 7 carrier
with 40 mm part pitch.
Figure 4-21 Board with an Odd Number of Columns
The application requirement is to cover the red components on each part (Figure 4-22).
Figure 4-22 Application Requirement
There are three dispensing options (Figure 4-23 through Figure 4-25):
Figure 4-23 Dispensing Option 1
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Figure 4-24 Dispensing Option 2
Figure 4-25 Dispensing Option 3
Based on the layout design guidelines described in 3.4 Designing the Dispense Layout, Option 2 is the
best option. Option 1 and Option 3 are not in the 45 mm to 112 mm valve pitch range (Table 3-1).
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To create the program:
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NOTE
If necessary, refer to 4.4.1 Creating a Recipe for a Multi-up Panel for detailed instructions
on creating the recipe, pattern, and container.
1. Create a recipe and teach the workpiece fiducials.
2. Create the pattern, teach the pattern fiducials, and add dispensing instructions.
3. Create a container and define the container dimensions, origin and column and row pitch
ends (Figure 4-25).
4. Perform the following steps to place the container.
a.
Select the Workpiece pattern in the Recipe Tree and select Place Container .
b.
Select the Container to Place, Starting Corner, and Dispense Mode (Figure 4-27).
> In this example we are going to select Lower Left and Serpentine by Columns
(Figure 4-28). This will minimize the dispense head motion and therefore speed up
the program.
Figure 4-27 Place the Container
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